I Hate Dance Flix

mudwhistle

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Nothing turns me off more then being forced to watch a film about young kids learning about life through dance. And if I see another cheerleader film I'm gonna scream. I've seen just about every variation. The plots are outright absurd.

Does anyone else feel the same way?

I mean musicals are one thing but dance flix piss me the f off.:evil::evil:
 
Nothing turns me off more then being forced to watch a film about young kids learning about life through dance. And if I see another cheerleader film I'm gonna scream. I've seen just about every variation. The plots are outright absurd.

Does anyone else feel the same way?

I mean musicals are one thing but dance flix piss me the f off.:evil::evil:

You bring up some good points about how ridiculous dance movies are.

But what should be troubling you more is the fact that you are being forced to watch them.

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Are you serious? "Bring It On" was a masterpiece. Shakespearian in its depth. You are just not arty, mudwhistle.


What you talkin' about Maddie? Of course Mud ain't Arty. Arty is Arty. Mud is Mud. Clear?

Oh and I really hate RomComs. Gawd! Same plot different actors. :evil::evil: And... I hate any movie with Hugh Grant. Just sayin'. That dude is just tooo gay.
 
Oh and I really hate RomComs. Gawd! Same plot different actors. :evil::evil: And... I hate any movie with Hugh Grant. Just sayin'. That dude is just tooo gay.

All of those movies follow the EXACT SAME structure...even down to the required dialog-free music-filled scene where a wide array of clothes are tried-on in front of disapproving friends.
 
Dancing chickens would make a great movie. Would you watch a movie about dancing chickens? I think it would be cool to see chickens doing disco.
 
Oh and I really hate RomComs. Gawd! Same plot different actors. :evil::evil: And... I hate any movie with Hugh Grant. Just sayin'. That dude is just tooo gay.

All of those movies follow the EXACT SAME structure...even down to the required dialog-free music-filled scene where a wide array of clothes are tried-on in front of disapproving friends.

I usually don't get that far into them.

I flip it when you see them walking throught the cold streets of the city with their leg-warmers on.

Saturday Night Fever was the ultimate but it still stunk as far as movies go.
 

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